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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1763

Page

4

Worcester County letter on repeal promise and market fares

A letter from April 1763 expresses gratitude to Worcestershire Grand Jury and freeholders, pledging to seek repeal of an asserted law and to act as their faithful servants. The page also reports New Market races, weather and prices, robberies, ship movements, theatre listings, and weekly disease and casualty tallies with regional market quotes and stocks.

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RIGHTS OF PETITION AND LOYALTY IN LONDON DEBATE

Independent Whigg urges Londoners to defend the right to petition the King against the Excise Bill. He cites Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights, arguing the city must speak to prevent grievance, while condemning ministers for labeling petitioning illegal and warning of future dangers from French invasion and policy reactions.

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